La prensa en modo pandemia: una aproximación a las agendas informativas de Expreso y El País sobre COVID-19

Grisales, Jorge Manrique

doi:10.20318/recs.2020.5450

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“…In the Latin American scenario, different approaches have found, such as the treatment of COVID19 through humor in the Ecuadorian press [1], or the press informative agenda in Colombia and Ecuador [5]. Andean community countries have a minimal representation in media studies on Google Scholar and Scopus.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Information practices have important repercussions in the citizenship reality configuration. Studies suggest that informational treatment of the Colombian press (Cali) did not facilitate citizen awareness of the disease [5]. Colombian media operated with data provided by the Ministry of Health and Social Protection through a regularly updated map [6] and other entities such as the Secretariats of Health and Safety or the Metropolitan Police.…”

Section: Journalism and Citizen Journalism In Colombiamentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Studies indicate that political sources were responsible for the promulgation of disinformation, specifically considered "half truth" (manipulated information, partially false or misleading and out of context). Sources conditioned the framing under a perspective on which citizenship living conditions were not visible [5]. Manipulated information and information out of context was also provided by Latin American media [7].…”

Section: Journalism and Citizen Journalism In Colombiamentioning

confidence: 99%

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Marketing and Digital Press: Information Consumption Patterns in Colombia During COVID19

Pereira

Vaca-Tapia

Manciati-Alarcón

et al. 2021

Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies

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COVID19 has had enormous consequences in the media. The pandemic has affected journalism by encouraging new informational newspaper consumption trends. This phenomenon has inevitably changed newspaper newsrooms since print versions started to decline in favor of digital ones. Since the beginning of the mentioned health crisis, information provided by media has become a highly citizenship demand. The study of the dynamics of information consumption is very relevant for understanding the potential journalism business transformation nowadays and in the years to come. Such a health crisis might open a scenario of opportunities and challenges to face by journalism worldwide. The objective of this research is to analyze the influence of COVID19 on newspaper digital edition consumption patterns. We have conducted an exploratory investigation based on the secondary data from Similarweb. Data focus on providing a portrait of Colombian newspapers reading habits during the most critical moments of COVID 19, the outbreak, from March to May 2020 (confinement and first wave), and the following months, from September to November 2020 (second wave). The results confirm the high impact of Covid-19 on digital edition demand on 15 Colombian newspapers during the first wave. Citizens who have traditionally been far away from media might have now been connected with media. However, results also reveal a dramatic decrease in unique visitors in the second wave, thus the potential audience benefits for media and advertisers might have been considered a missing opportunity to retain and maintain Covid-19 outbreak readership habits.

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Section: Journalism and Citizen Journalism In Colombiamentioning

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Marketing and Digital Press: Information Consumption Patterns in Colombia During COVID19

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Vaca-Tapia

Manciati-Alarcón

et al. 2021

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“…De ahí nace la interpretación que esta investigación hace al MHD (Wodak y Meyer, 2001;Manrique-Grisales, 2020;Manrique-Grisales et al, 2021;Manrique-Grisales et al, 2022) como una herramienta orientada a buscar las dinámicas imbricadas en los eventos discursivos, desde una mirada multidisciplinaria. Es así como se articulan aspectos de la teoría de la agenda setting en sus distintas etapas (McCombs y Shaw, 1972;McCombs y Valenzuela, 2007;McCombs, 1992;Casals Carro, 2009; Guzmán y Martínez-Prediger, 2010; Aruguete, 2017) con aspectos de la teoría del newsmaking y la construcción del acontecimiento (Tuchman, 1983;Verón, 1987;Shoemaker y D. Reese, 1996;Charaudeau, 2003).…”

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El Método Histórico Discursivo como herramienta para el estudio la prensa

Grisales

2023

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Desde mediados del siglo XX, con la formulación de las teorías sobre los efectos de los medios de comunicación, se plantearon distintas metodologías para abordar la prensa como objeto de investigación. En este artículo se utiliza el Método Histórico Discursivo (MHD) como herramienta metodológica, articulada a los conceptos de agenda setting, newsmaking y framing, para el análisis de los archivos de prensa de cualquier época, ya sean estos físicos o digitales. Para ello, se revisaron tres estudios publicados en los que se empleó el MHD: dos relacionados con la información sobre la COVID-19 en Colombia y Ecuador, y uno más de carácter histórico sobre la agenda informativa del Papel Periódico de Santafé de Bogotá a finales del siglo XVIII en el virreinato de la Nueva Granada. Se concluye que, gracias al MHD, se identificaron claramente algunas pistas, en tres capas de análisis, con las que la prensa narró la realidad en dos períodos distintos.

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“…The Covid-19 pandemic has directly influenced the production of articles and other scientific texts, from case studies focused on specific geographical areas (Farhana;Mannan, 2020;Salva et al, 2020), contributions on educational and university issues (Bernat, 2020;Casajús;Giorgi, 2020;Montacute, 2020), analyses related to other health problems (Ky; Mann, 2020; Pakpour; Griffiths; Lin, 2020; Stein, 2020), and even questions about inequality, hatred, and racism (Garzaniti; Díaz-Ledesma; Navarro-Martínez, 2020; Ziems et al, 2020). The presentation of information about the pandemic has been studied as it relates to both the media (Fusté-Forné, 2020;Manrique-Grisales, 2020;Masip et al, 2020) and institutional public communication (Ibáñez-Peiró, 2020; Lagneaux, 2020; Peñafiel-Saiz; Ronco-López; Castañeda-Zumeta, 2020), corporate communication and public relations López-García, 2020;Xifra, 2020), and social networks (Cinelli et al, 2020;Peña-Lillo, 2020;Thelwall;Thelwall, 2020). Note that many of these scientific contributions have focused on reflections regarding the spread of false news or hoaxes, which has become such a concern that their spread related to the new coronavirus has given rise to a new concept: the infodemic (Andreu-Sánchez;…”

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Crisis communication in audiovisual format: the information of Spain’s National Health System on YouTube in 2020

Loiti-Rodríguez

Arratibel

González

2021

EPI

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Throughout 2020 it has been seen that the Covid-19 pandemic has been an unprecedented health crisis that has involved a major change at both level informative and media. Audiovisual content has increased considerably and there is interest on the part of health institutions to demonstrate their ability as a reliable and first-order source of information. In fact, since the declaration of the pandemic, in just 2 months the number of content disseminated throughout 2019 was exceeded. This study seeks to describe the response given to this health crisis by the Spanish National Health System on YouTube. For this purpose, we analyze the 1035 audiovisual content that the official channels published in 2020. To carry out the analysis, the contents have been classified into 7 types, from press conferences to tutorials, recommendations, informative pieces or testimonies; the topic covered in each of them has been identified, the format, as well as the number of views and user feedback.The period of greatest production corresponds to the first wave and the de-scalding wave, and the health institution that has disseminated the most messages has been the Ministry of Health: 603 vídeos, 170 animations and 263 hybrid pieces –combining real vídeo, text and icons– have been identified. Animations and hybrid pieces are the most successful messages, and are primarily used on an appealing nature to disseminate healthy recommendations and habits. This study values the use of animations as an appropriate information resource for education and health promotion. In addition, it has allowed us to identify the main weaknesses, threats, strengths and opportunities presented by audiovisual health information on YouTube.

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La prensa en modo pandemia: una aproximación a las agendas informativas de Expreso y El País sobre COVID-19

Cited by 5 publications

References 15 publications

Marketing and Digital Press: Information Consumption Patterns in Colombia During COVID19

Marketing and Digital Press: Information Consumption Patterns in Colombia During COVID19

El Método Histórico Discursivo como herramienta para el estudio la prensa

Crisis communication in audiovisual format: the information of Spain’s National Health System on YouTube in 2020

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